Latest Financial Performance News

Perseus Mining reported a 9% rise in gold production and a robust cash and bullion balance of US$704 million in Q2 FY25, alongside strategic progress on its CMA underground and Nyanzaga projects.

N1 Holdings Limited reports robust growth in revenue, EBITDA, and profitability for the December 2024 quarter, underpinned by disciplined risk management and a refined funding strategy.

Zoom2u Technologies reports a positive EBITDA and cash flow for the first half of FY25, driven by growth in its Locate2u and Shred2u platforms, despite a revenue dip in its core Zoom2u delivery service during Q2.

Magnis Energy Technologies reveals that its partners IM3NY LLC and Imperium3 New York Inc have entered Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, raising questions about future operations and financial stability.

Pinnacle has announced a teleconference on 5 February 2025 where its senior executives will discuss the half year FY2025 financial results and engage with investors and analysts.

Mighty Kingdom Ltd has received $1.809 million in tax rebates, significantly enhancing its capital flexibility as it refines operations and explores future growth opportunities.

Burgundy Diamond Mines reported a dip in Q4-2024 production and revenue amid operational transitions but maintains a bullish outlook for 2025 driven by strategic mine development and market recovery.

Burgundy Diamond Mines met most operational and revenue targets in 2024 but missed EBITDA guidance by 6%, while preparing the Point Lake open pit for ore production in early 2025.

ReadCloud has delivered a record December quarter for FY25, reporting a 26% increase in cash receipts and signing 59 new schools, setting the stage for robust growth in the VET-in-Schools and eBooks divisions.

GR Engineering Services has secured a $75.1 million EPC contract to upgrade the King of the Hills processing facilities, reinforcing its foothold in Western Australia's gold sector.

Bowen Coking Coal reported a strong December quarter with record coal sales and a 39% reduction in cash costs, underpinning a $29 million EBITDA despite softer coal prices.

Nuix projects solid growth in Annualised Contract Value and revenue for the first half of FY25, despite elongated procurement timelines and increased contract complexity.